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Coming Soon
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Publication
Scholastic Inc. (2018), 112 pages
Description
"From historic world leaders to brilliant scientists, artists, and modern-day pioneers, What Would She Do? shares twenty-five incredible women's stories that educate and empower. Learn about the remarkable achievements and attitudes of feminist trailblazers such as Cleopatra, Amelia Earhart, Malala Yousafzai, Michelle Obama, and other brave women who overcame huge obstacles to accomplish great things." -- Back cover.
User reviews
LibraryThing member BillieBook
It's an interesting structure—to present a situational question at the end of each "chapter" and offer a possible solution inspired by the woman just profiled—but like all the other books of this ilk flooding the market, the chapters are too short. Additionally, some of the questions at the
The illustrations, though, are fabulous and I can't wait to see the finished book and see them all in full colour.
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ends of chapters felt like there was a lot of maneuvering done to get them to fit the life and behaviour of the woman profiled.The illustrations, though, are fabulous and I can't wait to see the finished book and see them all in full colour.
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LibraryThing member JulesGDSide
What would Catherine the Great do if she was bullied in her class's WhatsApp chat? - The answer can be found in this book.
The book portraits 25 strong women from all over the world and world history, and each of them answers the "What would she do?" question to a problem middle-school children
It is not a self-help book, rather a book that is supposed to encourage children to stand up for themselves and gives them ideas how to overcome an ostacle.
The portraits are easy to understand and the pictures accompanying them are exqusite.
This review is based on a NetGalley ARC of the German edition, called "Power Women" provided by the publishers.
#NetGalleyDEChallenge
The book portraits 25 strong women from all over the world and world history, and each of them answers the "What would she do?" question to a problem middle-school children
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might face. It is not a self-help book, rather a book that is supposed to encourage children to stand up for themselves and gives them ideas how to overcome an ostacle.
The portraits are easy to understand and the pictures accompanying them are exqusite.
This review is based on a NetGalley ARC of the German edition, called "Power Women" provided by the publishers.
#NetGalleyDEChallenge
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Language
Original language
English
Physical description
112 p.; 7.75 inches
ISBN
1338216406 / 9781338216400